Options in Psychology, LLC
- Not accepting interns for the 2026-2027 training year
- APPIC Program Code: 240614
Options in Psychology, LLC is a private, freestanding mental health clinic comprised of a collaboration of doctoral level psychologists and contract masters level therapists who have a broad range of experiences and interests. Options in Psychology offers a full range of evidence-based psychological services to infants, children, adolescents, and adults in a 200+ mile radius from Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
Services provided
- Psychological and neuropsychological assessment
- Psychotherapy and counseling
- Family and marital therapy
- Drug and alcohol evaluations and treatment
- Health psychology (e.g., pre-operative evaluations for bariatric surgery)
- Art and play therapy
As well as a variety of consultation and educational services and case management services are provided on an as needed basis.
Anne Talbot, Psy.D.
Options in Psychology Site Supervisor
Anne Talbot, PsyD, is a specialist in neuropsychology and a forensic psychologist with 25 years of experience in a broad range of clinical and court-involved evaluations of adults, adolescents, and children referred from western and central Nebraska as well as eastern Wyoming. Dr. Talbot is a past president of the Nebraska Psychological Association with 12 years of experience in leadership roles within NPA including extensive interface with legislators involving behavioral health public policy and professional advocacy. She has represented NPA and Nebraska psychologists in long-term close collaboration with leaders of the American Psychological Association in Washington, DC. Much of her clinical work incorporates a strong medical background from her previous career in critical care as well as inpatient psychiatric settings in Boston, Denver, and New York before developing the outpatient clinic now known as Options In Psychology (OIP) 30 years ago.
Intern Experience
The intern matched with Options in Psychology will become a team member to this thriving practice. A typical week will include conducting assessments and providing counseling services to a variety of clients. Other opportunities include drug and alcohol evaluations and treatment, art and play therapy, and consultation services. Interns have the opportunity to work in close proximity to medical providers to address a wide range of emotional and behavioral issues among children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples.
